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         		 Departing New York: by andrewalex, Views[525]
         		 Do you see this coat Dallas...it's cold: by andrewalex, Views[472]
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         		 our last night in dublin...before a stampede in our room at 1am and a 3am early start! bye dublin...we will be back, to go to galway!: by annatakesatrip, Views[410]
     
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         		 This is a traditional Clochan which is what the first inhabitants lived in thousands of years ago. The doorway is only about 60cm high, it would ahve been a pretty miserable way to live in winter: by neri, Views[668]
         		 The main beach and pier in the east of the island: by neri, Views[460]
         		 Looking north from the south-eastern part of the island. You can see the pier where the ferry comes in in the top right corner: by neri, Views[486]
         		 The more protected southern coast of InisMor with some rare sunshine: by neri, Views[449]
     
    The north western corner of the island. The shiny ground in the distance is exposed limestone, in parts it looks exactly like someone's poured a bad slab of concrete: by neri, Views[426]
         		 More cows, more stone walls: by neri, Views[664]
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    This horse/donkey/mule thing was in a small paddock just down the road from where I was staying, and was super friendly, coming up for a pat and a pose: by neri, Views[421]
         		 The cliffs on the wild western side of the island. The wind was so strong this day that it was a struggle to hold the camera still. Here's a fact for you Mum: a few tourists die on Ireland's west coast every year by being blown off cliffs in strong gusts of wind!: by neri, Views[354]
         		 Some of the stone walls are over 4000 years old. Part of the reason they were built is to fence off land, part just to clear the land so it is free of stone. Most of the soil is made from seaweed amd composting over thousands of years: by neri, Views[368]
         		 Another view, more stone: by neri, Views[353]
         		 There is so much stone on the islands, it's used for pretty much everything: by neri, Views[346]
     
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